The Sun. — London, England, 1809-01-23 00:00:00

~~ 2?I I X VC's P. 4 LACIE. 'Farther Particulars respect ing.110... Fire at St. Samess Palace. , . . , ‘ :.'. ,os reports nave been &ciliated with respe£l to the Origin of the fire; but as miell in sitnihr eases nothing certain k knOwii respecting : it.. It was first dicaveron hy the :Duke of' Canthrldge., ‘!lose . apartmenti wer , • tinder the • Queen's phi, ato apartments. iI is Roptl I ligliness spent the even iti?; at I,,ady ifiggerstou's, on niday, and return c:1 i..,n0 to li;.> apart ineEi s about t, Wo o'clock. The porter, who was sittin.y, up for him, had for some I , ine previous to 1.1'.e Duke's. retnrn, smelt a strong snic,ll of fire, and not being able to discover from, sfiL...! , t.:v it proceed:4l, 'when thb'Dtilic came 11 Qme, he cOninnutiented to him his suticum,•thai some, Ira; of the Palace near his apartments was cm fire. I hs Retail Highness; in.cow.equenee; procoeded to , t %;aniite his apartments,. but could not perceive . any thini , ; that had the, least' appeaance 01- tire. He ilicuclore went into the'palace-yrud, and front thence imo ifie Veornah's guard-chatilber, w hich coM. ntided.. a full view of liiii , fiteinise , t over his apart. toents . , and : Wen discoveted il:o flames rising tin-nagh 'a windoW , hi. Royal I:ligliness , itnthedr awly gave „notice to tat, Guards, and ordered the drummers to'beaCto arms; ','flee, no ice roused all those in and about the l'a;acc. It has beeinreport. cd, that the fire broke out, in t he . tied- - room of a hervant, of Miss' 'lice, One . of tbe assisntut sser s to her Majesty ; but there •is evury le;:sOtt to be, here it is without any foundation, The young woman tilluded to, it appears, was to have gutty to Windsor on Friday, but on accornit of the Royed Family removing to Windsor on that . day, she could not piocnre a place in any of the coaches : She therefore took a plate to go by one of the Satur day's ceaclies: Some doubts were entertained' on Saturday morning respecting the safety of this young yotnan,, but itis now aseertaimed that She was suf focated. A report that Miss Rice was burnt, reach, , • odher fathe.r . , who is one of the, Clerks.of his 11"ta., jesty's littelten:ai Wind,.or ; au!.1,,y40 immediately ~SPI oft' fur London * in the tti t:atest agitation of nnnd . itn'agniable,_ but on his arrival, to his: great consela- tion and comfort, he found his : daughter perfectly fr , Sitfe, she baring spent the evening; and slept at the -apartments ut Mr. Warton,"irt s St„ 'UM:B'S palace. : 1110 tidings could .he learned 0f . .. the servant ; the . only aecount that could - be obtained of .her, was from I‘ll,i. Elia, a- Servant to. Mrs. , Brandenburgh,, the necessary worpanto the. King's apartments, - r, ho said site dra n k lea wilt) her, and abeut ten o'clock, it.neing her intention - to get up early, sire went 10 bed, and took. it piece' of candle with her, about, threo.,inclies long, to light her to tied. .Mt s._ 'slept in a town O . .rar ber's ; thq were bal . !) near he King's back. stairs,: and w hal she was awoke with the alarm kr, tire; she went to the;young woman's bed-room, to alarm her, but 'the door was utitor tunately locked, and she could not•wakeh er : ; • M rs: ;Ellis' had two children' v:ith her, and tearful for ,them, attd of . being Suffocated' by the smoke, -and seeing the flarties., coming' np. i the stait-cise, she with : the. chilth en niiide ber'''otape out ot . :a w in_ tioNl , upon some leads. The . bed): of the . young woman has since been found ; she appears to have . .tited by'auffnetilion: l'lle:eau'iitt, , ' pr' by what Cieei dent the fire liappetied, rcrnaith a "miner of doubt, hut it - is curtain 'that it broke out en, ur near the King's hack stairs. ',. : ,• :: Thew ate; several .excellent engines kept in the [Awe, and in very good older, burgreat calif lsion l'advailed" in getting them to work; w hid) NA as con siderably heightened by the'wantof lvincr. Some excellent regulationq had teen adopted by order!of the Lord Chamberlain, and executed by ties &att.' Q,f. Works., .by bitiking a very large: well which would have afforded Antost an inexli ustible supply of Isa ter, hut rantortunately the. waterllngs leading to it :could mit be found in the garden, ,, tho ground bring covered, wiih stitiwi, arid .the man Who wits the la bourer in trust at the time the works were executed having since been dismissed event hi: situation: .''leis .loan, however, On hearing of the fire,• , went to the l'alace,r but the soldiers would not ter some firiteAet hini.gu int till the Duke of Cambridge was triffirmed of his being' in the, Park between seven and 'eight o'clock; nine Royal HightieSs. had him adinitted, . 'when a plentittil supply of water wag• procered fair . a vreat number of the Insurance Offices' ent;ii,es to work. 'I be soldiers on duty, as iwell as the lire /T:0, 140; they arrived, were.employed in saying the furniture in die Polace,..and 'whet property. • The Nviwle of the:Duke . 'of Cambridge's property, • with •theexeeption of some wine and. i!gitors, was Wed', t Was niLeo hen the .gani, I,l:.ljuihitig the Park, - ic,,h cre n 7 roloa4,:ett till about ~ ly•veis o'vhx.:k. rift &Ara , (Lty, when the is being considered 7 3s got under; it •wai, removed . Into the Lail-0.44 u and Giulia:cowl, gil Chamber... ... , ' - • -.', -* :- .'..; • ~.., , iiiii Roy,4l.,Bglinessland his .4°11401(4d have 1e ... moitutt into the ;Queen's Palace.; :1 he glasses, te : poly,. unci otther,ltirniturf,. were. ahoireruorecHtom Abe (4arden back to the Palace; in tieing which:, we are, sorry to say, one of the glasses, valued at'l 501, . wv.. by aceicirot, broke topicctir. . The li.ing'ikand Queen's ,frounan's ruovn4.arelnunt-3, two or whom bare lost :cousiderabll prop , ..rty, , -.. :4 ..7:. , - ,:. "I lie A rtiltAlry :was. re-weaved from ~ the, IV etvitsory . MOM it) life Palace-yard, and is allsafti; '''The w blurts 4.4 f . the (;:liteen's pi wale apartments, , alip Luke cif Catunticti.!, , ..;s; .1 be .3partierits .of two •of !tic, ' l'.l/C -iefity'S paW.:l*., S' ha ilae;.44:ittinittd . veyron'si-otO'h)le Joss ;. Mks b.',lloltir'io 'aril oilier apartmerrts, ere-en ,- errely .clestrso4d.., ."Ilie I):atch•ChatA, r tearlT tinder . the Arniotoroom, has t , nitailtril consideratle.in ;itirY ''l : i tip, ee . e*tended to .t he Kii . i:.:h.Clorii-,q, which i i“L'ltirlt,b . t iiiiiunted, as is II; e' ldloitiio a .) . root tl, V,'llere it Ateatteitti ib.lik.tviajegys m.ate 144-dombo , is 1,,11 ,iojc:o3l,litille tiro, nor is Itio mute - bed. :The' lite extended on the Queen's side of the Palace Co 1 lie ,Aauceit"S 'I r' arid to Flees Yeotnati's Olgrrti7cliatlibtr -, . . . . :,. , • • . „ , : , ~.. ~,A, inau - sw,rt:aut , cf: i ghit 11 , . 11 - ,t 9,1 a, wa% nearly ' suf. ..., , iffcitteitl i brat lte:o.,r,i(i* d recovcring. Mrs.'"lbeickie, ';, her Majesty"i.,.".ettielrehe wofiitip, who residet4 - iit the ~ Queeti. . syal,st a, Y waAknocitettitp, and . she, With : the asstsputptt,eiT . ;her:;llgshand, was so . foitunate As to Sayll 411 tier b.rilljitsty'h CPtlit NSPArtirabe. • . t.. . The Du6es of l ioa„ Cthilbeilind, , and eirmbriclge ...wore alaout 'the: .Pabee the whole lim e o f the fir e , tit' the Duche4i of York Was - out ne.niy all ti“; An -gavial! them. 16NPOINT! Prinfil by Itres.it ty 13aRitia,(1 No. 4, Martictt.i.:ol4t. llow.street ; " At tilt &t i -Ovrvr, No. &iv - 4 u ; wriere ddi4,,ithemetits,*(hderf Alfnni seven o'clock' the Duke of nut , cIT an express' to his l‘fttje;ny, :it 'Windsor, infdrtning him of the .cataitrophe. . His Majec'ety, in conse quence, sent Cu!. Titylor to tiAidon, teirs . 4ettain . ti,e particular -A. The Colonel, aller learning every particular, returned. to Wind,or in ,the evening, In satisfy the of them Abjesties and the . Pii:t;. cesses. PORTVGUP:SE e,IPERS. , BAtAJCS, Dec: 24.--712 his city has,, the appear ance of -a tivilitary schoOl. Al! its inhabitams are already scAchers.. -The - most, urgent ordershave been sent to the people in i tlie provinces, to place them selves in a . proper state of defence. Drx. order of the Supreme Junta of this province, it hi announced in the /Eary; that the troops commanded by • the Major-Ge'nertl l)on Francisco De Frias, had attacked the enemy (in ' . the Arch bishop's Bridge on the morning Of the -22 d: Our lig : hi troops put to Hight the advanced gitard, bin' as - they could not force the enemy's •entrenchme.ms, • they returned to their position, having, test only, eight men kiled, and 18 woqiiclect, pile the IoSS Of the eneiiiy was much greater, as they were seen. to throw a great, number of dead bodies fiorn. the briio.. ; ,. into the river. General Frias highly praises the %alum of our 'soldiers. 'The English have had Several.soccesslol encounters' with the enemy. •Margnis of Arbentos,,Colonel of the. Volunteers of :Sevin, with .500, horse, and 1000 . light, troops, at- tacked L'ooo dragoons, which were pillaging in Man-, zaniw, 2b5, and pursued' the rest with every 'prosper t.of overtaking them. BADmos, JAN. (.--.\Ye have just received an ex press from Madrid with, the pleasing intelligence. that the French artily has been defeated by the Engl. list) and Spanish troops. General Monier is killed, , and Marshal Moneey severely wounded.. ,The French lost in the :tato!) 15,000 men and 3000 who were at - Madrid were afierWards made' prisoners by the army of the Duke trinfantado; IRELAND. DIMLIN, JAN, 16.—The Solicitor-General and Mr. Serje Aliore have arrived in Litherick, wheie the Cotomtssi6n will open this ' Mr. Serjeant M 4 Mahon was also expected 'there. On Thursday the notorious 41 c imati committed another highway robbery. He Met a Mr. Penne!, a respeetablo farmer, on Kul worth Mountain, frpm Whoni lie took , twenty-lour guineas and a hall, which Pennel waj going to pay his landlord,,Eall Mount Cashet—, (Citomer Herald.) Adverse 'winds prevented Sir Arthur 'Wellesley from - sailinglOr Eugland this morning. J. ,14,4 , 0.11-Monitay night last a party of notorious .rurlians from the neighbourhood ofiheSpa, iu the suburbs of thiS town, set off for the asioweu purpose of carrying oil by force the daughter of a ,thrincr living at ilathcernia'ck . in the County of Waterforfl They 'accordingly proceeded in the usual manner, and .attacked the house, but ,were so warmly. received by fa . mily, within, who were well armed, that they were obliged to make a pre cipitate retreat, and there are the strongest reasons to believe that four or five of the : assailants have sat , fend. One man was yeterday apprehended by Mr. Bagwell under circumstances of the stronges suspicion, having received several gun.otot wounds, of whirl) lie can give no rational iaccount.., fellow, of the palm; of Lawler, Was last night lodged iii the County Gtlol, where he lies in a state of . Oct Tblatiday night last, a most daring' attack was made on the house of a respeaable farmer, named Halmagan, who lives at Cohnoync; near Pethard,- this County. Hannagan's daughter had been mar- , tied that evening, and, as is mual on such occasions,' a great number of hisfriends and neighbours were invited, when in the midst of their entertainment, the house was suddenly 'surrounded by* party of near sixty on 1 oisebscl‘, and 'all armed, wh o d 0 ...„ minded vtstr,i ce. being refused, th e y menianly c,,innienced tiring in at tit e. doors; and'. windoWs ; the fire'vvas - :returned train within, by ESC', of TUlLunuine (who Was one of the guestsond :who, from the state ut the coun-. try, bud.brought n , caiie of pistols; iii)d'S Q M o nition with him), and, it is suppose* with effeet, as one' man was seen to ftall tram his horse, and one of the 'leaders was heard to' give orderS to have the dead' body removed. liie miperefints tindinga resistance to their dei4igmS; r tfiCkly decanipsd,.fort inanely with-:. out doint!, any injury. -liiisulipo,ed tbeirintentiorr 1' ;;,; to &, irry off; some 3 (rang w Omen, r e l a ti ves of L.nna , 4 ,;an, whe have some; fortune. • \Ve congratulate the Public on ilia flit!' rrOSpea for law:table reformption; hy . tho speedy removal of the .cite tit the, great Cattle Mart or the Iletropolk from iSthitkfield, to a•-titore- appropriate and• colive nient, one, near C.:6N Path Fields. This -ttaiutaly , mtvastwe` was brought botore the C o ur( o f Ald ermen and Con t roon. 'Conucil on . .I.'hursdny last, .strongly 6 ,i.ounded ofl thti ViZ. a Me.,. morial to .the Lords• of sigroAl by more than -fiort 01 the moat •respct.t.lble• landstmldertt; sstesti; ti, butcheN, 4.16 d 41tileri conneeztecl with the 4!te,ri . ctiltural irAireA, all the ..breeding and Food itig• Cour, tios, : fQd, ti Lette r , f rom Lo r d tiresidittit Qt . the ,:Board ot . .rrade; to the .Loan Mayo it, the approb:ttion of the Dmard to this clesiribl . measure. ..These being read, it was moved by Mr. Aldel Irian AVoon, and Seconded by MI. " that the Letter and - Met - nor':id be ri'lerftd to the Committ e e of City Lauds, to eXailZillf4 the cttinlCitts ttiValtif, ilutl report the,ropinion there- . . 'ort to .thi, .and that the .I..andi,onnuitke. do eorit l i r ier i to 'be matte in ref, , ard to the t wrj situa. Cast:ls tbetnioned in the 'Memorial, and on' Other, pjace r and repi;rt the result to this Court, With the particulars. t berebt . , aytd t . terms opcin 'Which 'the Binds iii quvostion, or either of then), can Ire pur .clyised."—'l:be motion was ectiried utomituou-lyr Saturday %las appointed for the final examintnion of , NVAr.stt .and NIFAI .EP4't Mot:vim:A.lß ; Counsel , for the Creditor s,*proluitted an adjouri:Mclll; With a Vitt.v to a private'; el. ntlination,, (*sou r ing, L t d ittfittiriOs toruake. connettr e d...t Ith \V P.. . 13 fit'fli Alier so ni o eti t ision tijoNloting,a‘liot.trtied till Satkirday not. In 11th LONDO)V OiIETTE, jun. 2J, 1800; ford-road, Middlesex, linen drapers, at ten, at Guild . . , . . . . , Fib. William Ogilvy the Younger, GeorgeMyhie, and Queen's Palace, Jun. 17, 1809. -' , - foha Chambers, of Jeffrey ' s - s quare London, merchants; . at ten; at Guildhall. This eby Monsieur Brinckman, Envoy Extraordi- ..., , . • . . . CERTIPIeriTES. nary and Minister Plenipotentiary from t he Kin , .; of Feb. r.f. Henry Garton, late of Not , ingham, hosicr. • 1 Swecien, and also Admiral Apodaca, hnvoy E xtra- 'rhoinas D..nten, ot Teddington, 'Middlesex, tbaltster. '' inary and Minister Plenipotentiary fr o m th e. S u - ord chistoppler Parnell, o f St. Austen, Cornwall, me . n.liant. pre ioeJunta of SpAin, iu the mune of his Catholic Stevens t:tv - s ' eexsaannda -fil hr s:, : l : r : K t pi t o : r v t i s i t ,./ A ll , :v pr r; ) , ( e S ir - ; i t . ) , l / 4 • . Majesty Ferdinand. the Seventh, had private au . - 28MC9, millets. ~ diences respe6lively of Her Majesty . : - • • Ashton', Wright-, and Chippiii i; dale, blackwail, coal-met : To which they were. .introduced by the Earl' of 'C i 13113 ' - , Drake Boomer and Oxlin• Rotherham York, wine-incr. Morton, . Lord. Chamberlain to Her Majesty, -and • i chairs: ' : ' ' .. . . . . condnOed by Sir Stephen Cottrell, Knt. Master of . VCra*len and Rebeck, Devizes, IVilfshire, clothier. the Ceremonies: . -, ,- - , lotto aiik i Jaws Harding ;, Ludlow, grocers. ' Mon and Felding, Salford, dyers. I Skoen and Whitehea I, Greenwich, coal-merchants: Daft 3nd Shaw, Nottinglianf, stone-masons. Taylor and lohoson, Redcross-street, S:.utliwark., `Le Ali and Wilter. Coventry, Silk-manufacturers. Cot vin•and Gralaant, Liverpool. •Dolt tee and lis es, Gracecluirc h.st feet, haberclather4.. .. G. and F. Williams, 13eriviondsty, hunb-titan ("less:olst .M. antl.W. ,Itod, Nottin A batn, hosiers. Thothas Fanny. Schlegel, l.a"clici, Huber, aid Frengle)l Mar.chester, clockrtukers. Mawer, R.iiiiey, and iLirpliam, It'aintket,,All,,Sailits, Lin.; lc ccoltishirn, tnners. • . . Clit‘on and Smith, LiV'erpo..ll, potter-d'elle 's•; DiVin ,no(i . li,i;soll, iV haellavi..ll, t2ll,lpi).'flansi, mercers. , .. L.' 1' M„and 1:: - Micli .0, sw,.i!se,i, bii%o•-sitiitl:s. Littler aild I l'ea - rd TonAple - Nlilfs i .Str.itiorci, ,:.,iico-piiiite.:s. 1. -and C. LlnOen t • Leicester, hosiers. . . . ~. F, and D., IV i!cke, R ussel I- s treet, Di Ury- lane, hakeis. • Foster and Tay ler, •Neivport, iiliimbeis. - , Bliri-Olicr, Yal. 21, 1809. _ . Royal Regiment of H o r s e Guards, Cohn Buck Riddlesden, - Gent. to-be Cdruet, by purchase, vice RiChardson,, pro - motes!, 12111 Regiment or Light Dragoon's, Thomas` Beeson, Cent: t : to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Macleod, promot e d 1 0 t h e 86th Foot. -- -: . ' . t ' 14th Ditto, lohn Blaoltford, -Cent. to, be Cornet, by.pur it chase, vice Wainniarl, promoted in the t6th Foot. ll 18th Ditto, Christopher blackett; Gent. to he'Corner; with. l i out purchase. ' 11 6th Regiment of Foot, William Scott, Gent. to be "Etis:Tn, - !.' by ptirchasr vice‘Ldgir, app o i n t e d l o t h. : Id RegiltiemNi • Lite Guards , . - ' • 1:' 1 5 111 Ditto, 1 ames, R ussel, Gent. to be Ensign, without phi.- chase, vice Haber, pioutoted in the 8 4 111 'Foot. , • , 2i ti Ditto, Robe r t Castle, Gent. to b e Sazond Lieutenant, without purch a se, vice Garnett, who re',:glis. ! i astlr Ditto, Ensign Williant Ilan, Irvin the 67th Foot, to 1 ~ ... i be e tieut e ; alit, with ou t purchasr,,vice Corbett, appointed .r w ` • r il • . • 4 i •i t a. , L e re-insert the . ii ii,ving article, :is it appe..rer onli to the toth Royal Vicurran Battalion. ' • 1 . • part ot o u r irttpres;:ori on S4tuntay.l 3.lth Ditto, t'aptain Henry , Roberts to be Alajor, without - - - purchase, vice F.tmvick, proin,tcd. 1 The formal declar:.ll ion of Ili.; M. , ...: u:sl Y'S CYLS:I I * , 3 6;1 1 Nur), Brevet Ai,tjor !film Aare, front the 4 0-1 Foot, I prObation oft' Artnistiee'3l2ll Con s• cniibti in Paw'. to be Captain of a Etonian} ; vice -Ali ns; who ex. . i c,ianges. i gal, hiss been notitied.to Sir Et c'W DALitylar ix ant!, 39th Ditto, Joseph Nl'Donough,. Gent• to be Ensign, by i the other Generals, as fAlows :-.- purchase, vice Nl'Dotigall, promoted in the iOth Foot. 1 " 'lite KING 1;Iil faketl into his consideration the 45th Ditto, Captain Robert', William Mills, front the s6th ! T i ,•• , Foot, to he Captain of a Company, vice Hart, who ex- ,' „A‘99"..._•9' ''Board lll A.' ; of In(itliiy, trig tiler with tb . e. changes. ' - '• . , Eloctimetitit and /pitlionS . tin:re:into ;,ilitli2Xed. . 17tit Ditto, I:llS.ign Nichols Christian to be Lieutenant, vice i (‘ whil e hi s, m 4 JEsTv . adopts the. tmottiotoL i s ON . Wolfe, tleceasW. Ensign Robert Briscoe to be Lieutenant, : nion of the Board, that no farther 7ilitary . i i )t . 6 c::::::: vice Lennon, deceased. Nlichael Lyrae,- Gent. to be En- , sign, vice Christian. Will iam Ke n; l4l, Gelb.` to 44 ,13. a... ing , ..is necessary to be had upon the transationste - ; . ..' sign, vice Priscoe. . . . ', ferred. to thoir inve.sti•-iation hi, I .NIAJES'I'V.(IOOi llOt S4tli Ditto, Captain loseph Tw'.gg' s from the 6,....th Foot,. to.. , „Intend ' thereby to (I.)nvey any expression of hi s 1 • be Captain of Company, without purchase, vice Frecle. .4 rick, Intnnotcd in the 55 111 Foot. '' . 'I .T tli t e sT J Y I : s m s i a s t t i i s c f a aa an io a ti a o t nl t , e h l e ni . o tt. l 7 . rns andconditions .60'th Ditto, ---...- von Stern Alteristein, Gent., to be Ensigo, : without purchase, vice. Dc: Salts, proinz..teit in Roll's Re. or , Iteti those instruments .were first ]lid be ~ •-‘. :, 4,17 , , • ' - ' giment. Patrick lieyps, Esq. to he ., Vaym,swr, vicx I.! Tapp,' deceased. Serjelmt kienry licartzwiCe, :iota toe r ilia MAJEsTr i; thev-Kt NG reserving for inveatigatiee • ()id Foot, to be c,/,,itarter..tvlaSter, vice Bailie, deceast.d. • 1 those paTts'Of the - lie.tinitive Convention in which '73d. Ditto, Captain ckerge Alexander Gordon to be Major, :- -, •••••-is• .. -, , - without purchase. ' '. WS .INIAJESTY S lillnk..ilate interests %VCR! concerned , . 84t1i Di:to, Ensign Lewis' Fraser, froth the kph Foot, to be :I caused it to be signified to' Sir.Hov DALuvsirLg , toieuten.nt, without:purchase.. - , I by his MAJESTY'S S - txtret-dr . 'St - te that his :NI , " yof t 1 , Royal West I iulta Rangers Frederick do Bretton, Geut. to -, JESTY, nevertheless, felt himself compelled at .tinco be Ensign, without purc i liase, vice Kennedy, promoted. loth Royal 'Vet,. fan Battalion, Lieutenant Patrick Cottett,--:.•;.t9„,4pr . e54 Ma ,disapprobation of those artiele 4 , i ii troin the 2ith Foot, to he Lkuwnant, v" Kirk 4 'ilP- ' l riiiilnlistiptilations . were '.made, direaly alfc,!,•lin:s pouito,i, to tut, tttii kola! Veteran iSiAttali,4l. 1 . . .-. the. okterests or feelings .of the Spanish and Porta- MEstottitisouldt.• , , , . Lieutenant Armstrong, of the I ith Fopt,'Wh o , was super- guess nations. . .. soled .in . the Gazettc of th.: 7th instant, is reinstated in `' At the•cleseof th e -Inquiry, the KING * ; abstain his Rank. , • • .Mg f rom any observations upon other parts of ( l id Convention, repeats his disahatitim of those ar . , ppro is i "ticks ; his MAJESTY (teething it n e cessary that .1- 'seatiments should be clearly understrio,l, as to the impropriety and . daitger' of ,the unauthorised' , I",. nI 'mission, into Milit ar y. Corwcutioni, of artic, 1 es - such a description, which, especially when itienu t'ibiisly trained., may lead to ate most iujut inus con - Sequences. , that Lieutenant General Sir 1-1..p.y DAI...EYINIPLE I S' His MAJESTY eatin'otf - Orhear farther to 06.5•eitit (*: laying, to transmit 16r Ins. in tirrittation tbu'A r mistica e t c o i t i l i clud hr, e , ( ern v. l talc; e tiiit ; 2 11 d '- A tie 5111 E I t :ni n o n , t i i t r l at i l i s e 4 r4i t t h te , (l 4.4 ,) [:- he • ratified Convention, was calculated to produce greJt publicincorti'eniettee; and th at such inconvenient:A .. did in fat 'result therefrom." . I Commissions signed by the Lord s Lieutenant of the County 01 Lincoln. ' LOveden Regiment of Lincolnshire Local Militia. Sir Robert Heron, Bart. to be Licutenant-Culonel-Com 'markt:int. I.)ated 'Sept. 24,' aoS. John Charles LuLas Calcratt. tied. to t)c,Licutenant-Colotiel, Pined as above. • Francis Brown, l!sq. to be Mlijor'. 'Dated 'as above. Cumtnissions in the I).r,et It egiments of Lbetd. signcd by the Lord Lit:44l4d. Eal,tcrii Battalion. Edmund Morton PleYdel I, Esq. to be Lieutenant-Colonel- Cuininandarit, Dated I)cc, 19, tBott. The thin. Archi bald Stuart to be Eietitenant-Coloncl. Dated Dee. 21, krancis William Schuyler, Esq, so be Major. Dati.(l as above. Western Battalion. Henry Bartkes, Esq. to be. Licutenaot-Colon , l.Cornmancl... tnt.Dilteo Dre, to, 186 S. Edwartitireatbewt, E.g. to be Dated 1/ei.:. 22, tB, h. 1411ICS lolut fa:quna6on F.,q to be Major, Dated as abbve. .13/11\ARUPTS. John Johnston, Of Clifton, Gloucestershire, coach-maket, to surrender lieb. 6,7, and March 4, at eleven, at the• R met Tavern, Bristol. . Attornies, 'Mr. Bigg., llattusi Graf.. den,' London'; or Air. 11igg, Bristol. Simeon E t tty, of Oxtord, Jan. 27, tt B ;.'allti M'aich'4, aCel,.,vcri, at the !souse ut n , ..-tijannii Cosier, ox ford. .Attornie•,,`Nlr. Taunton, Oxtortt or IVIr. Moore, Bow-lane, Cbeapm,ie, I.ontlon. ' Elizabeth tirOwnc, ot Ltvertrunt, tea dealer, Feb. 13, 14, and Marcm 4, at eltActi,al,llle Star :ma Gat te,, Liver i rool. At tnrilies, Mr, 'LlaCkstock, St. A , ,lildre Loudon; or Mr. Nlttrrow, Ltverpoul. Michael Jacob:ol Bernerstreet, Cointnescial Road, Middle.' sex, de, 4 lBt in torcign aint sinrituous 151.1001, jail. p,4, FO, 7, apa :quiet) at twelve, at Gutlaliall.• Aiturn:y, Mr. Lyon, Sonterixt,,btreet, Aldgato. Clnistopher Talbot, of Edgeware-road, itliddlese?t, tailor, Jan. zB, Feb. 2, 51 CIO/ell; and March 4, at ten,att hall. Attornies,. Dawson tual Wratti,lay, War wick.st reet, golden-square: Jashua >tititti, late or Eveshatn,, Worcestershire, in:11'1(114er, Azirpiti lit ;tt ,i el i Zven; 251L1 MarCh 4, at twelve, :it the F.,Vosham. Luny:lre-street, i lent-street, I.nuacni. Edmund letikin6 - ; Feb. 3,4, at eleven, and Alarch 4, at :ivy, at the . Ont I lorar, ltat:i. As. . .1l r. Furnivat's-Inti, l.oit,lun ; or NI L (;Larks;, ; Rat;!. „ Ilester Davis, Of IVarolinster, ;%% ..ts.l. 7 Te, grocer, 1 gb, 6,7, At eleven, ut , the A nge l AD D , Viamonstcr. Attornic,, Messrs. Davies and Davies, Wornunst.:r or Mr. Davies, Lotbtlury, Loudon. Sataki Nlobo's, Sout halm) ton, milliner, lan. 28, Feb 4 , an d Marcat 4,' at one, at Guildhall, huilduu. Attorney,. Alr. Mason ' tit. Church; aril, Car/Mill. 'Satntlei DavieS aid Peter Davies, of Dr.lytort in ,Il,lles, S +lop, bankers, Feb. t 3, $4, and:lV/arch 4, at eleven, at the Falb t I itt, Drayton in !tales. At tostiey,Mr, But.: teituti, Market Drayton, Sitropbtilie. 1. 4 )11 . 1 1.:.A LIS . . 'Jan. aB. Elijah Johnson, 01 Bleednig.flart•yard, Charles. street, /Janda-Garth:a, Middlesex, cabinet-rintker, it ten, at Guildhall. • hlarr. ISard, •of :Last 'Crinsteltd, Sussex., hh.cclics-ttiakrr ' sat ele-ven, at Guittlh a ll, London. Fell. IS. folui letclier 'Curtis, of the - Minoties, Lora.lon,' linen-draper, AEI:IL:yen, at Guildhall. tch. 7. Thomas Dearing and Miadr4cl 'Forster, of Litch; tield•street, Solio,.Micidlesex, hotel and tavern-keepc'rs, at ten, at Guitnnall, Feb. (;corge Matieley, of A shied,: Warwielciffire; china 111,111tilaCiliNfb, at eiNyn, at the Union Tafcrn, Bit- Feb. Wallwyn Sitepheard, Of Boswell.routt, Carex street, Nliaalesex, itiuney-scrivener, at twelve,- at Unita- . hall. • Felt, it;. Ceorge Steadman and John MiLean, of lanth. %1 feet, Clirmeittach o Mittaleset, potatoe-mercltaitiS,'at te,i ;it . • t t , wr o l f v t e V, at Watling street, I. et l London, Mardi 1. Robeit Harr, of Lancaster - , merchant, at twelve,' at the Conuncrcial Inn, Lancaster. Feb. 13. Gregory Dodsworth, Of Beverley, l'orkshire, tiraper,• - at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Leeds. Fon. , 9 . IViinam Sisson, lat_ot Whn m ehaven,. Cuhedanti, 4.104-Im:relianty at elc . . eh, the Black Licht . hits, Whitehaven. Feb, tt. lames Wood,- of v l~lt ta ll er, at s at tweive„artlieStarion •Lewe.. Feb,l. cieotge nAustes:Cninf, Scrivener, at eli;Vt'il'at LIM E A nslt Tavern, brn 101, Otiell Parr and Ittotrias . ..Chaie I,‘tent Stlll . idk.latic i •Lonclue), insurdl,l4.:t..7e, ekven : • aCr t iaidn.a,j. Feb, t m Wallta and John Jackson ; late of ti r . - Ceti , Monday last, agreeably lo: a special reit - not made by the Court, at . the East e r Generiii (4‘l3fler I 0 • j c•,:!:;,.itn.•,, ill 1806,, Sir Giior,or.• ONFSIP/iI:IPUi . 1 P.', , ,' 1., l3Art. presented to the: Alagistrates';.4ahserti ! 1)1(4,ot the King's- I,lyad,• Gioncester, a liepotj 0 3 i the ',tate of the Prisons in that County. The oar' ratiVe - Wili long:and its intbrmation ofgreatintcrest• i It t;+'>(4: a ile;ailed review s 4,1 / i lk; a g m i n i strati4u) () fo e i, (3A-.4 ii-;,,,, ;Iv. ii• institution in 179 i , li.l th&Close'd t) ,, year /,Aos. ju the. exeputiop of ;his ,itiost v r: ful, - LAit I:Cootbus inhk:rtdking, Sir (1.3 1 WIWI: Ill:101.7 1 fc:iiteil MO Lit ‘,(....! iAI Ittle , lllo}l,4l/1A --ekitf t of r 'I, .• ..• f. . •. ' , A g 6 e• se:.reh, 'wpich ei.iiiratierizes „all „his exertions 1 1 i t . iii; (:- . .ny,e of the public _.,r00,1. .Of course he re - . eeived the : applar.se of - his Brother IVl.agistratees , for a conituioniedtion of ho much (Litrgequalc 4 , to. themselves. and to tilt: Conntk of Gioucetet. at: lare. ~, , 81. On the igth inst. in Croat NI 4; RTH I.le-bonn e - s t reet , the Lad, of Major ArCleyerty, of .t Sun.. . • ikl.4ltliliti). , 'On Thursday week, at York, Willim ()Wilda, rlq ; t° N; is; .4'14 "yaltwr Wi1 4 141, 44,ki4, a ,L4ughtcr et Altietziatt.WlP see, of York. t Lately, Mr. Cutlewi s , of Kin,,-stNet, Coverttdar4fdl_,.; tit NI lig'aret; seuitti daught er o f the ti:IC.1111.:111.46 S kelfoll. " 1 4 . ut Scarborough. , , D.. On'ltlcEulay fait; after long ilLness; In Sitkar-bnilOg'' 13.1t1t, a : ;eci 69, Lsq, for merl y a 4-vial") iri . the 3d k,',.',lttiont of Uragoin Cluards, Co K4l rnelius Clt• h I Olut o f reStUil, V<.,31/ to bc,,t upparentlY '•ivc:ll,3 ll was-104441014a the ttext,supriting. 4 On the lon inst. in, Gowec-stivet, Cha r l es , tll9 inl4ll'„ son tif fames StEin; (fn l riday morning, at .4 ill,, tits t, , the youngest 804 0 ' Mr. itilcyhr, Of the iterm , t.otiicc, in ilia City. Ca Sarainay I ist, Inc infant piati, ; hicr L' A ptai n Itd Scott, of ii..: Royal' N'avy • ' ()n Sund.by nlyrnlot, agigi 71, At Inettse' in (lid Bal i lingtou-stri;ot, his Excellency Count ii;; hruttl, tviinister trout Saxony, tf) iii, jest), Knight ot the Older ot Sainilay se'nniglit, in St (tiles's, in the 10 year ot hi , 4;e, Mr, John li:toldart; COZICA - linker to Leis ktly al 14 ildt.S. tit& t)uke at t;t(ii,,oi.ter. Of.lllottl4y sc nuir ill, _.%01 ts, Miss VkitiAitrgton.: elc i c! t Aaug ntcr of Esq. iif stapleti.)id, in Loces' i ti!t shim, and niece to the. lac Rev. Lii:liaitt Reetor of Cavendish. • Lately, in liaininniui's•Couit Iti;ncin 4 -lane 1,36 ! • f, • rerce l'aytor, alter a tettioni. .11ne ()ii tire Kph or t)elOnor last, in Jamaica,' ;l r. tVillia Houston, Isicrf..h.ou meta;, soli of Mr. 'Al!en W 10 0,4 Teacher, of Glasgow. }Ns tit:aft was occasic;ncd by N kii ` r :, ul cold water, wink. vvery wartlfy 43 , lie was , il ! j t r ic y ingsont VlA.r:gtulon. __.. 4't: IL):(Jr' 5 AT LI !lank Stock, _ Navy 5 per Cent. 97 4 1 risiti per Cenf.`4)s4 4 PV .Lent• per relit. Rea: h 3 per Cwt. Con. 65 Batik L. Alin . . rg 1.46 3.16 sa-pubitiheti 6y Mit L. 1.1 *as it toilGgit :,,ca /pro, South multnh, street, Crosvettor-sciturit rot the Pcoot, trims for the Ediltur, &C, (hort - paid9) inviit be addrgsged, I IVE-A.S ndiiStotit, 18i Id.ttir I lotgis .{ . f.cheq o ific - rdiefpr. (YAnrawar. .; 1110)c:11.11 3 per Cent. Data Ano- 9- ifiths Ccn*.lol zgta tic 5